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I am trying to create a script that records how many times the enter key and Function keys are pressed. I am using a system that bills me .8 cents per execution of an command, as defined by the billing policy as the enter key and function keys. It's a database used to look up public records using the BlueZone software. Until I get my bill around the 2nd or 3rd of every month I have no way of knowing how many transactions I have done and/or how much its going to cost. So I'm hopeful somebody can point me into the right direction to start this script.

I should have known that. Thank you guys for the help.

I'm trying to close a calculator window and I've tried a half a dozen different ways using class and various title/text combinations, nothing seems to work. Here are a few of the things I've tried *with and without #requireadmin* Run("Calc") WinClose("Calculator") Run("Calc") WinClose("Calculator", "0") Run("Calc") WinClose("Calculator", "") Run("Calc") WinClose("[class:CalcFrame]") Run("Calc") WinClose("[CLASS:#32770; INSTANCE:1]") I suppose I could try other methods like PID and other things that I've seen in the help file but I want to find out what I'm doing wrong here. Any suggestions ? Any help would be much appreciated. I'm running windows 7.

Fixed. Re-read the helpfile where it gives an explanation on windows vista (7 in my case) usage.

I want to run an automated wipe of my free space using the program Eraser. The problem I believe is WinWaitActive in the script. #RequireAdmin Run("C:\Program Files\Eraser\Eraser.exe") WinWaitActive("User Account Control") Send("!y") It will not get to alt + y in order to accept the dialog box that comes up with UAC. It's the same problem that exists with the notepad example on this website and also in a PDF tutorial I downloaded. It's very frustrating to use WinWaitActive as it seems to have a lot of problems, is there a better way of accomplishing this ?

So I have been doing some of the tutorials and I am doing the notepad tutorial and everything is fine except that the script does not send the alt +n as written in the Send("!n") command to close the save dialog box at the end of the script. This sounds trivial but after 20 minutes or so is still not working. I copy and pasted the exact script here (http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/tutorials/notepad/notepad.htm) and its not working. I am running Windows 7 and verified that the example script uses all the correct titles for notepad as on my copy. I have tested some of the other alt commands using the Send function and they work but not inside the close dialog box.